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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-16

THE DAILY HERALD
win be for sale Daily at the Fol-
U. lowing Places;
r. O. THRuM. ,......d..., ,-. For, street
n soPER. ..... ,..a.a.,,.. Merchant street
CRYSTAL SODA WORKS ..~."......H Hotel Street
Price 8 Cents.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1887.
LOCAL n EWS.
The term of Court mourning has
expired.
Look out for high winds and some
rain next week.
Y. NJ. c. A. monthly meeting to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Geo Lucas received 3o,24o
bricks by the barkentine Eureka.
Several foreign tourists departed for
the other islands yesterday.
There was very good attendance
at the Honolulu Rifles last evening.
-.
Mr. John f. Hackfeld is proclaimed
as Consul of Belgium at Honolulu.
Jiugoi Viscount Tori Tadabumi is
proclaimed Nice.Consul of Japan at
Honolulu.
The Alleyne-Wade company did not
perform last night for want Of an au-
dlence
Monthly concert-Japan the subject
at the Bethel Union meeting in the
Lyceum tonight.
Fort.street Church topic tonight:
prayer. 1, Hindrances in; 2, How
may we cultivate POWER in"
-
Mr. c. b. Reynolds has been ap.
pointed an agent Of the Board of
Health for the island Of Oahu.
There was regular exodus of
"Honorables" to the other islands by
departing steamers last evening
----
Our ever mindful friend Col. Thomp-
son is thanked for again favoring us
with files Of Eastern and Southern
papers.
Tomorrow being the birthday Of
Kamehameha Ill will be a national
holiday all Government offices to be
closed.
A native gave a hula dance on the
hurricane deck of the Mikahala as that
steamer was moving out from her berth
last evening.
Mail for San Francisco per steamer
Australia closes at 1890 this forenoon,
except for late letters with double pos
tage an hour later.
The intimstiop made by the HERALD
last Friday, that Her Majesty's foreign
tour had been indefinitely postponed,
is officially confirmed.
"Look out for opening day" is the
notice put forth on the first page to-day
by the Popular Millinery House, where
summer goods are being opened.
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The Government wants tenders by
April Ist for repairing the road from
Waiohinu to Honuapo, Hawaii-"not
bound to accept the lowest or any
bid"
Invitations are out for the exhibition
drill, to be followed by a hop, of the
Honolulu Rifles on Friday, March IS
The committee consists of Lieut.. VIM
Unger Sergt c. f. Bishop, Corp. f
L. Winter Corp. c. T. Wilder anc
Private Hugh Gum.
Mr.. w. II. Aldrich, before leavinl
for Maui and Hawaii by the Kinal
yesterday, with the Japanese acrobats
received an offer to so to Kohala
which, if accepted would delay tn,
company's return for a week longe
than the original plan. On returning
to Honolulu further series OF per
formances will likely be given in
tent.
DIR. Arthur Mouritz has been ap
pointed permanent physician at tn
Molokai leper settlement; DR.. Rolan
do Kuehn, Government physician OIL
the island of Molokai; DR. Albert h
Carter, resident physician for the di:
tricts Of Waialua and Koolauloa, an,
DIR. S. E. Craddock, that for the dis
tricts Of North and South Kona, Hs
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t. rareats.

1t sometimes happens that the parents
themselves. says the Oil City Dr,ssk. arc
about the worst enemies boys and girls
have. Such parents may not be aware
of the fact. but when they allow their
psrental feelings to 40 far overcome oil
other feelings u to encourage their chill
dren in their INSTRUMENTATION, At school,
they do them great wrong. When .
boy comes home from school and enters
complaint agninst the the teacher, faith.
en- sometimes say: 'if che tries to pun
iah you again knock her down" Such
. father 10 shoueAtess,y inssillins into
the mind Of his soa the principles Of In.
eubordinasion and defiance TO law which
In after years result 10 law breaking that
brands the victim ~ criminal. When
the father takes the part Of the child
against the teacher without fully invest.
isasing the case. II only encourages the
boy In defyiug the Instructor. We have
heard OF men. who. on the slightest COM
plant from Q o or daughter. viii HE
themselves away In quest of the teacher
and in very loud and usgentlensn,y talk
upbrsid him or her for correcting the
child. This 10 all wrong. and II children
Of such parents eventually come to abad
end, the parents have no one to blame
but themselves. A teacher will not pun
ish . scholar unless there 10 . good cause
for It, and when . parent dies into .
psssion and upbraids the teacher he only
displsys his own ignorance.
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ar. 0weas eeas MsA.

Rom tie Chsmbeslain Rsgister.
Our Kimball friends wax qnite plum.
ny over the fact that tho campaign quar-.
tette, composed of Chamberlain people,
held . meeting in Kimbsll on the night
before election and Chamberlain herself
failed 10 carry prohibition. Thoee who
know the fscss SEE mort evil-syed malice
than sense in the brilliant % stfusion Of
bi~liOusness poured out In poetic strains
In the Mlss Of lest week. The wrter 1,
sssms did not know that the campaign
club was Q county institution and money
70 pay expsnses wss pledged by the
towns Of the county 70 that though
their time VA given they were expected
to help In one town - much - snotheI
aud were no moro responsible for Cham.
bcrlsin than for Kimball. aud had they
not given the latter place its share Of ct.
tension Ne should have heard from that.
All taken into consideration 1t would
look juss ~ we'll to outsiders for Kim.
ball. the only town that utterly failed to
pay the money pledged " them for the
campaign fund. and ht another Throw
the arss esoss" at . town that paid IL
pledge n advance and pat in more worn
in the county than any other. Al to
thoso who came down on the special
train" We paid for the sams sud had q
good time. but when VI do II again the
visit will be better appreciated.
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With contents OF Just that general char
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Its marvs'ously low cost makes II . prize
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me eir, WI. works.

The girl who works-God bless her,
She is brave Aud active. She is not toe
proud TO earn her own living, no,
ashamed to be caught at her daily task
She is stndious. psinstskins and patient.
She smiles at you from behind counter
OF dssk. There il . memory Of hea
sewn into each silken gown. She Is like
beautiful young mountaineer already
far up the hill. and tho sigh. Of her
should DO . inc inspiration for u all.
1t is an honor to know this gih-to be
worthy Of her regard. Herhand may be
stained with factory grease or printer,
ink. but il IL On honest hand and . help,
ing hand. 1t stays misfortune from
many homes; it is the one -hield that pro
tects many . forlorn little family frou
the almshouso and asylum-brave, pc
lite. refined. ambitious; such . girl 10 4
treasure. God bless hort
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
ss.stAias aAeut c.-p

q. r. Van Ness wsdclss to the front
with . seYen pound German carp. taken
from his pond in Perry. Tho pond was
stocked from the government fsh depart.
ment some three years s,noe r. Wood
head and A. A. Wheeler have each q
pond stocked from the sane source. .
Charles earn, Of Leroy. has ono Of
the most promising carp ponds in the
county. II Is supplied FROM . living
spring Of pure water on his farm, and
vss stocked with German eayp . little
Q than o year ago. Fish Of An un.
usual size can already be ssen leaping
out of the water.
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Hen a0A women.
Hsnry Hirth 10 beck from Chamber
lain.
Miss MsJ Norris will return for the
holidays.
Nh. J. p. Beebe started Monday for .
weeks visit TO Iowa.
W. 9. Willis 10 in Ssn Francisco,
where he has . good position.
Mr.. j. Vt. Cone, of Kirkwood. has
moved his family to Mitchell.
Mr. Frank Gilman. Of Chamberlain,
IL now In the postAl car service on this
run.
Waterbury Messenger: Miss Lillisa
Sem, Of Kimball. il . guest at 0. p.
Hulrs.
Nj. c. n. Gregory was IN town. Non.
day, and reports his 1our and feed bust
ness good a Mitchell.
Miss Augusta Townsend, Of Lake. H..
arrived Wednesday evening for . visit
With hef aunt. Mrs. L. ". Wait.
Hon. J. A. Smith, Of Osses, Iowa, ID
here 10 invoice his lumber yards q this
place. Pukwana and Chamberlain.
Miss Sullivan, Who has besn the guest
Of NJ. and Mrs. Kinsslla for the past
few weeks, returned 70 her home In Du-
buqus. L., yesterdsy.
"Chet" Dyke was in town Tuesday.
He 10 still travelling on the road, but il
giving more attention to businsss and
les to the temperance question than
whom here before.
Nh. Z. 81. Durbin. who caush. so
successfully FOR the Kimball club. is now
in charge Of . grain elevator at Plano, Q
miles east Of Aberdeen. He is in the EN-.
ploy of . Minneapolis firm.
Mr.. E. B. Barton and family left for
their home. Arrozs. Ncb.. Thursday
morning, after . short visit with his
fsther-in-law. Mr.. s. W. Nugen. sr. M.
g. W. Wilson accompanied them for q
months visit.
Plaakinton Free Press: Married. II
the Plankinton House Wednesday,
November II. at 8 o'clock p. m. J. B.
Gilbert. Of Kimball. and his. Emma
Pitcher, Of Quincy, Ill, ". D. Rowland,
]. p. officiating. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ebbert
received the congratulations of the
friends present and next day left for
their home at Kimball.
A Chicago special Of the 96th ulto.
says: Col. John II. King, of Chamber
lain. OAK. va ct the Grand Pacific
hotel to-day. He 10 on his way to
Washington q the specially chosen rep.
ressntative Of the Rapid City board Of
trade. to secure, II possible. the opening
to settlers Of the Sioux reservation. Col.
King IL accompanied BY his wife. and
lefs for Warrington TO- night.
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TOWNSHIP.

Scatterins-For Commandments. ].
Bunting. I; John Il. Rowe. /; John
Hanson, 9.
Moved BY Noes and seconded BY Aus
tin that N. NJ. Richards be declared
elected commissioner for the first district
Of Brule County, Dakota Territory.
Carried.
On motion Board adjourned TO meet
Nov. 23d, at 10 o'clock .. N.
A. R. Latchem.
Auditor.
Chamberlain. Dak., Nov. -. 1881.
Board met at 10 o'clock q. ~. and
called to order by chairman.
Members present, Fry. Austin, Moss
and House.
Moved by Moss and seconded by Aus.
tin that the Auditor be instructed to give
notice for bids. for a superintendent to
superfntend the poor fsrm said supsrin.
tendent to do all work pertaining to
said poor farm. Carried.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
G. NJ. Austin. services rendered and
p~asturins cattle for poor farm "A 80
James Fry. services rendered. 8 GO
Edgar Moss. I6 90
L. g. House, 10 80
On motion tho board adjourned sine
die.
A. r. La,ehem.
Auditor.
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Paper. fsr I've De,lars

land a hundred othen At the came lov pries)
H..Il osder to eecars Tia shove how .tss sab.
ossss ins.s nss Cd .oS.cr;Ssas ssn sS. n
themselves u the same offer b. inst paying sp
HVSabscribers to the New York World will re-
United 6satss. ~ empress at thsir sxpsnss; or 81
paying ten cents additional ct this oA1cs it win
be sent by mail.
" Any publication NOT named above will b
same 10y rates. OF to paid up SubssAbess q
Wholesale prices. We viii sivs the lowest rAtss
o. any nswspaper Or maea1ins pabiiahsd In The
GRAPHIC.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
A. Alarn Of Fire.

Al las p. N. Thursdsy, in the mids,
Of . heavy snow storm. the iron kettle,
called BY coursesy . bell" I'D the en-
gise houas rang out Al si.r,n %; IRE. Ia-
side Of tso minutes tve lincs Of hose
were laid from the hydrlsl t, She csirii2r
Of Msin and First streets Ia the nor.
side Of BsrdiA's store. where the DIRE va.
supposed to be. The hre, however,
proved to be in . stove. IL an adjoining
building. Smoke from the chimney set
tied between the buildinss snd caused
Mf. George Bloessr to think one II them
vAs o. 6rs. and b Eays The alasn.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
no Wsula - Ner< Her Alwsxs.
Yroo ths Chiosso New.

They were sitting BY the opes frs-
place together. Have you ever" shs
sAd. Cooked into the philosophy Of he
sasti" Somewhat" "And do you
believe In the trsnsmigration Of soulsf"
Il think J do" We'll, what would you
like to be in the next iifsr' The flames
cast their bright light upon her bssutful
red tressss u no replied. my darling,
I should like to b.. . white horse"
Long time abe sat aad wondered Why no
made % strange . choice.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

Cracks in floors may be neatly but psr-
manently 1lled by thoroughly soaking
nswspspen in paste made Of . half.
pound Of -four. three quarts Of water and
half . pound Vt alum mixed and boiled.
The mixture will be about a. thick Is
putty, and may be forced into the crev.
leo with . case knife. 1t will harden
like pspiermache.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

Nsjor Anderson. the Grow Creek In
dian agent. and three OF his Indian po-
lice s.e under arrest. The Indians ahoi
at some white men who were gathering
wood IN the reservation and Major
Andersoa 10 made . party to the sction
because Of his giving the polics orders
70 shoot white men who resisted arrest.
The arrest wss made BY the sheriff Of
Hughes county, and the trial will take
plsce ct Pierre or Blunt.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
School children win learn mn.A faster

School children will learn much faster
if they are mads comfortable and tspt
in perfect health. Very few Escape e..
cape severe coughs cad colds during the
winter months. It 10 an easy matter to
avoid the discomfosts and distrsss Of
ccoshs and colds by sizing Chamber
Issn's Cough Rsmeey. II Il ~ far the
best treatment evsp brought into general
nse for coughA, eolds snd hoarssasss.
When the drst synptous Of . cold ap-
pssr. uss Chanba6lain's Cough Remedy,
and Tho cold cAl Be broksn o. ct once.
60d BY I. ]. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

The Peak family and Oakes combine,
ton billed to appear at the opsr. house
Wednesday got stranded at Mitchell and
failed to como to time. The Rspub6eas
says the bottom fell wi Of the harp.
Looks - though. the bottom had fell
out Of the harpist, too. and the balance
OF the company, to boot.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

$3.50 IN CASH, SWoresstsrs and .
Websters Dictioaaries, worth Sso. and
DictionA,y Holders, worth $751; 20,
gwen ~ PKlSES for best essays %.
svertng The question why shouldI use
. Dictionary Roldcfi" For full partic
iular>. send 70 La Vsrns w. Noyes. % B
l0l VI. Monroe st.. Chicago. tho maker
Of nicsieas.y AssSsss = Inquire At
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

About the best single harness ever
brought to Kimball IL q new one lately
furnished by g. Il. Nyers-the successor
Of @. W. Hardy-to DR.. Hollinger. The
harness came from the work shop Of T.
II. Hardy. Aarshalltovn. Iowa. Mr..
Hardy 10 running ths Kimball shop for
Ir. Myers temporarily. Tie harness 10
. siagis strap track harness and . bead.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
Earn Ns.~.

1t 10 cheaper to keep . pound Of iesh
on the animals in February and March
than TO regain II in Hsy OF Juno.
Better 10 II to have one pair Of trousers
with money IN the pockets, than :wo
pairs with empty pockets.
A mortgage on the home makes Abe
Preside gloomy. for 1t shuts out the sun
shine Of prosperity and freeheartedness.
The more often the currycomb rubs
against the horses sides, the more days
his sides will rub against the harness.
System worked ten hourss day. and
was done. Hsp-hazard got up At four in
the morning, hurried all day. and was
doing the chores 81 half-past nine 1t
night.
The man with clean stables and fields,
well-housed cattle and implements, and
who has dollars for books but not a CENT
for rum is q desirable debtor. But he
docs not borrow often.
Ahorsc should be in his prime at IL or
IA years Of age, and will DO il he is never
ovc-worked. over driven. over or under
fed, and always he. good caro-.
You cannot hope to amass . fortune
suddenly IN the stock business, but BY
judieious efforts. close attention snd in.
tslligenes you may be sure Of compe.
tsncy In . few years.
Raise . few hogs, . few calves. . few
sheep. . few colts, . few chickens and q
few turkeys every year. q that you can
always have something - cell. What 10
true Of divcrsided farming 10 true Of di.
vefsi6ed stock raising for the farmer. In
other words to use An old saw, don,
market al your eggs 10 one basket."
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Nov Pul,lsher, rrt..e.a.

NeW kubaesAers z R~roteeteA.
Al evsrT q knows, there arc many
very mean men In almost every commun-
ity. TIE chief among them. perhapa, 10
the one who attempts to dsfraud the
publisher Of . Newspaper. He will sab.
scribe for . paper and pay for TIRES or
elk months-possibly for one year-and
thsn continue to taks the paper froh The
p~ostoaace for . FERN Of yeArs. and when
mildly asked for payment will rsfuss to
take Il.
20 far a. We arc personally concerned
We have very few subscribers who have
ever treated Us In that way. but for shs
benefit Of all whom It may concern, We
print bslow the latest decisions Of the
U. 8. Court relative to this subject:
1. Subscribers who do not give sx-
press notice to the contrary are conaid-
cred wishiss to continue their subserips.
ion.
>. II subscribers order the diseonun.
usnce Of their periodicals. AhApiAlishs
may continue to send ths1 On "
rearages arc paid.
3. II subscribsrs neglect % REFUSE 70
take their periodicals. from The e@cs 70
which they ara directed. thsy are respon.
sibis till they have settled their bills and
ordered them discontinued.
l. II subscriber move to other places
without tufornins the publisher, a.d the
papers ere sent TO the former directions,
they are held responsible.
8. The courts have decided that n
fusing to take periodicals from tho otto,
or removing and leaving them uncaued
for, Is prims fscis evidences Of intentional
fraud.
9. II subscribers ply In advances,
they srs bound 10 give notice 70 peblsh-
ers = the end Of their time, II they do
not wish to continue taking il: oshss
wise the Publisher = authorised to send
Il. and the subscriber will be respond.
BILE until su axpress notice with payment
OF 81. ~Hefesrssc is sent .',a ,.blisher.
Tic latest aos,al laws az. sch that
newspaper publishers cal arrest Anyone
tor fraud wbo taxes q pases rsld rctuses
20 pay for il. Ia ar .ai. iaw the nan
who allows hi. subscripsion 10 run along
for some time unpaid and then orders Il
disconttnued. OF orders the postmaster 70
mark II "rsfussd" and have . postal
card sea notifylng the psblisher. lays
himself liable 10 srreet and nne. tie sa,ns
~ for theft etc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

Thus il Will be seen that cold weather
comes along at about the same time
this year a. in years that are gone.
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Notice fer Bids,

1 will receive bids ct my Once for
superintendent Of poor farm until the
arst Monday In January, 1883 Par
ties wishing TO make. bids can ascertain
full particulars BY applying to the com
missioner Of their district. The board
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
A. R. LATcHEN,
County Auditor.
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He HaA lattle rs NJ.

~ 100 1AASS10 ~.
Prom the Painesville (O.) Telegraph.
Tho ever and forever behind man in
potstoe digging aud corn harvesting 10
hard to hnd this fall. for the reason that
he had little corn to husk and lsss pota.
toes TO dig.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
Lssk Out Fer I'll

Hoasssnsss Is the first symptom OF
Group. BY giving Chamberlsin's Couge
Remedy freely a. soon ~ child becomes
hoarse. 1t will prevent the Group. which
can always Be done II the remedy IL kept
ct hand. There 10 not the least danger
In giving Il. Sold BY r. e. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

There never has been . family medi-
cine sold in the western states that Ia
beeome 90 popular - ChamberlsiArs
Collie. Chelera and Diarrh1a Remedy
i is a universal favorite. Sold by F. Z.
Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

Al . recent meeting the following
officers were elected for the Masonic
lodge: W. NJ. H. 9. D,ins; 8. W. H.
G. Smith; J. W.. J. B. Long; secretary.
W. L. Thorndyke: treasurer, G. g. Blod-
gstt.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

Promp,ness 10 . good motto. II ID
hard to nud anything more prompt than
81. Patrick's Pills. They arc . plsasan,
caahartic and . good medicine. Sold BY
=. e. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

The NsAh's Cb~pansen gives the fol-
lowing sentences ~ bsing worse tongue
twistsrs than Peter Pipsrs peck Of
picked peppsn:
Gaze on the gay gray brigade.
The go oeassth, and II sunlcsth US.
Bay. should such ashspely sash shabby
stitches showi
Strange strategic statistics.
Casssll's solicitor shyly slashss . sloe.
Give Grimes Jim's great gils gig whip.
Sarah in . ahswl shovelsd soft snow
slowly.
She sells sea shells.
Acup Of coffee in . copper coffee cup.
Smiths spirit Task split Philips sixth
sisters 9th squirrels skull.
The Leith police disnisseth US.
NJ. Flax wished to ~hisk whisky.
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naA....l lrHeepe

The ADnUAl Freeze.
The Pierre Frse Psas gives tho follow.
Ing as being the dates Of tho annual
freeze up OF the Missouri river At that
point for the past II years:
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InaRern,

In AorM.
From the Pukvsna Press.
The Psess is the Arst Paper In the
county to publish the omcial vote.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02
At RoaINSoNS.
Special Announcement.

Ihavepurchased the tools and
outhtused in f. s. Smiths hard
ware store, and will continue the
tinware, jobbing and repairing de-
partment at the old stand. will
also close out the balance Of the
hardware stock in said store.
Please give me q call.
GEO. W. JAMES.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-02

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